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Peace prospects are much higher in the Horn of Africa. But obstacles remain | The Conversation

11 September 2018 By admin

Peace prospects are much higher in the Horn of Africa. But obstacles remain: Ethiopia's Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (left) and Eritrea's President Isaias Afwerki re-opening the Eritrean embassy in Addis Ababa. EPA-EFE/StringerIt’s just five months since Abiy Ahmed took over as Ethiopian Prime Minister yet the pace of change in the Horn of Africa has been simply … [Read more...] about Peace prospects are much higher in the Horn of Africa. But obstacles remain | The Conversation

Rhino Ranger returns to stop the demand for rhino horn in Vietnam

5 September 2018 By admin

Rhino Ranger returns to stop the demand for rhino horn in Vietnam: Vietnam is the worlds largest recipient of illegal rhino horn from South Africa. To reduce rhino horn consumption and therefore demand, Wilderness Foundation Africa is working with school-going Vietnamese youngsters to create a generation of ambassadors who will grow up to be in a position to influence their … [Read more...] about Rhino Ranger returns to stop the demand for rhino horn in Vietnam

What peace between Eritrea and Ethiopia will mean for the Horn of Africa | The Conversation

28 June 2018 By admin

What peace between Eritrea and Ethiopia will mean for the Horn of Africa: Ethiopia and Eritrea could strike a peace deal. ShutterstockNo one saw it coming, but a lasting peace deal may have finally arrived for Ethiopia and its longtime sparring partner, Eritrea. The two countries, which share a common culture, language, and history, have been at odds for years. The conflict … [Read more...] about What peace between Eritrea and Ethiopia will mean for the Horn of Africa | The Conversation

Why the state of emergency in Ethiopia could destabilise the Horn of Africa | The Conversation

19 March 2018 By admin

Why the state of emergency in Ethiopia could destabilise the Horn of Africa: Protests are taking place in Ethiopia's Amhara region an opposition stronghold. Zehabesha/CourtesyFormer Ethiopian Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn sent shock waves through the region when he abruptly tendered his resignation. Desalegn said that he had made the decision to facilitate efforts … [Read more...] about Why the state of emergency in Ethiopia could destabilise the Horn of Africa | The Conversation

Trader Horn Online

25 January 2018 By admin

Trader Horn Online: Marketing and sales of African game hides, concentrating mainly on Burchell's zebra hides. All grades with a NON - Cites declaration and Treatment certificate. We can also ship individual hides to any destination worldwide. Source: Contact Read more on MyJHB. Join the fun: Add Your event | Submit a Press Release | Add your listing. … [Read more...] about Trader Horn Online

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